To apply for a university, you must understand the difference between a junior college and an undergraduate university, and you need to pay attention to the application

After the end of the college entrance examination, the next period will be the days when many senior high school students are patiently waiting for their college entrance examination scores at home. During this time, the students are more excited, because they are about to enter the university gate and start a new journey. There are generally only the following two types of universities, either undergraduate universities or specialized universities. So what is the difference between a junior college and an undergraduate college? What should you pay attention to when applying for the exam? Next, Brother Qu will talk about the difference between a junior college and an undergraduate university for everyone.

The duration of study is different, the undergraduate study time is longer.

Although many college entrance examination students have not experienced college, teachers and parents should be able to understand that the study period of junior colleges and undergraduate colleges is different. Junior colleges generally only take three years, while undergraduate colleges take four years. From this point of view, the study time of undergraduate colleges is longer, and the knowledge mastered may be more solid than that of college students. Undergraduate universities have one more year of study time than junior colleges, which helps them accumulate more knowledge. But what comes with it is that undergraduate universities need to pay an extra year of tuition, accommodation, and living expenses. Longer undergraduate study time means more study expenses. However, during their senior year, many college students will go out for internships, and they can also earn a certain amount of tuition.

The school level is different, and the admission score of undergraduate universities is higher.

There is still a relatively obvious gap between junior colleges and undergraduate colleges, and this gap is closely related to each candidate. We all know that if the college entrance examination score line exceeds the undergraduate score line, then you can choose a university with an undergraduate degree or above. However, there may be some candidates whose scores in the college entrance examination are not ideal, and they do not have the undergraduate score line, so they are not eligible for undergraduate universities, and can only choose from junior colleges. However, there is also a special situation, that is, the candidates have not even passed the admission score of the college, which means that they cannot continue to study in the university. From this point of view, the admission score of undergraduate universities is higher than that of junior colleges, and the scale and level of running schools are not the same.

The future prospects are different, and undergraduates have more advantages than college students.

Senior high school candidates go to college, but also to get a good job in the future. But in terms of future employment, undergraduate students have more advantages than college students. Judging from the current social situation, when most companies recruit employees, they generally require applicants to have a bachelor's degree as the minimum education. Therefore, a bachelor's degree is equivalent to a stepping stone to enter the enterprise, and junior college students often do not have this stepping stone. Therefore, when it comes to social employment, it is often "cold". As a junior college student, it is actually quite distressing, so they choose to upgrade to a junior college as much as possible during their studies, hoping to get a bachelor's degree. In addition to the advantages of undergraduates in employment, when applying for civil servants and public institutions, employers are more inclined to undergraduate graduates, so undergraduates have more advantages than junior college students.